My Concussion Passport is a world-first solution designed to fix one of the most dangerous and persistent gaps in junior and community sport — the lack of communication of an athlete’s concussion status between school, club and representative programs.

Developed in Melbourne, the platform provides a single, secure, athlete-owned concussion record that can be instantly accessed by parents, coaches, schools, clubs and clinicians. It delivers what multiple national and international inquiries have called for: a connected, practical and accountable approach to concussion management.

Currently, junior athletes can sustain a concussion in one setting and, without intervention, return to play in another. My Concussion Passport closes that gap by enabling concussion incidents to be securely recorded, monitored and shared across all environments an athlete participates in.

Each athlete receives a secure digital concussion passport with a unique ID. Suspected concussions can be logged in seconds by a school, club or parent, with a clear traffic-light system making status instantly visible. Healthcare practitioners update the athlete’s status in real time via a unique QR code, while linked schools, clubs, leagues and parents receive immediate notifications.

Only the athlete’s current concussion status is shared between organisations. Full concussion history is visible only to the passport owner and the treating practitioner - maintaining privacy while strengthening safety and accountability.

While elite sport has made progress, community and school sport remain the blind spot in Australia’s concussion response. My Concussion Passport provides a practical solution aligned with the Australian Institute of Sport Guidelines, supporting a safer, unified approach to concussion management.

My Concussion Passport is now available nationwide to athletes, families, schools and sporting organisations.

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